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	Lazar of Serbia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lazar was born in Prizren in 1329, the son of a minor vlastelin (noble).
		Lazar left Prizren in the early 1370s, and devoted himself to the consolidation of his power in the northern Serbian regions around his court in Krusevac.
		In the myth, Lazar is portrayed as having been visited by an angel of God on the night before battle, and offered a choice between an earthly or a heavenly kingdom, which choice would result in a victory or defeat, respectively, at the Battle of Kosovo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Knez_Lazar (868 words)

	Wikipedia: List of Serbian monarchs
		Knez Vlastimir (son of Prosigoj) ruled around 850 or only up to 825 according to some, founder of Vlastimirović dynasty.
		Knez Pavle Branović (son of Bran/Boren, grandson of Mutimir), ruled 917/8-921, brought to the throne by the Bulgars, brought down by Byzantines
		Knez Zaharije Pribisavljević (son of Pribislav, grandson of Mutimir), ruled 921-924 (brought to the throne by the Byzantines, removed by the Bulgars)
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/l/li/list_of_serbian_monarchs.html (723 words)

	Kosovo Battle
		Young Lazar was raised in the palace, and was respected by the King who entrusted him with the rule of two parts of his kingdom: Srem and Macva.
		Prince Lazar knew that his chances against the Turkish aggressor were small and on the eve of the Battle of Kosovo he gathered his upper aristocracy and asked if they should fight for the Holy cross and Golden Freedom or surrender to their adversaries and live as slaves of the Muslims.
		On Vidovdan, June 15th (by the old calendar) a solemn requiem to the Kosovo warriors was held in Krusevac, the ancient capital of Prince Lazar, and the foundation of the monument dedicated to the Kosovo martyrs was laid.
	www.kosovo.net /kosbitka.html (6170 words)

	Boogie 'til You Bounce : Yugo Digest [Victory With Bitter Aftermath]
		Lazar tried to take comfort in the knowledge that his union of Slavs was defending Christianity against the onslaught of Islamic conquest.
		Lazar, wounded, was forced to throw down his sword and surrender, while what remained of his decimated army rapidly withdrew and dispersed across the plain.
		Lazar's son Stephen, one of the few nobles to have escaped the Turks, sought and was granted terms of surrender from Bayezid.
	prestonm.com /military/bosnia/yugodgst/kosovo.html (3735 words)

	Once upon a time,
		In 1377 Knez Lazar (ruler of Serbia) was forced to accept the crowning of Tvrtka I at Milesevo (St. Sava's grave) making him (Tvrtka I) king of Bosnia, with rights over Serbia.
		Lazar wished to delay the battle, hoping more reinforcements would arrive, but on July 15 (28), 1389 the Turks surprised the Serbs with an unexpected attack.
		Between Knez Lazar and his son the Moravska school of art and studies developed in the Velika Morava area.
	mdgottfried.tripod.com /kosovo.htm (2940 words)

	Lazar Financial
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	lazarfinancial.com /index4.html (11466 words)

	Serbian Church in History
		Knez Lazar lost both this battle and his life to the Ottoman Turks, together with most of his nobility, lesser nobility and soldiers.
		It is important to say that hesychasm, as a spiritual movement, took deep roots in Serbia precisely during Knez Lazar’s rule since he, himself, took a great deal of interest in it.
		Knez Lazar’s successor to the throne was his son Stefan Lazarevic (+1427, Stephan Lazarevich) under whose rule Serbia came to recover as a state managing also to restore its economy.
	www.kosovo.net /socheng2.html (13823 words)

	Clarence A. Manning - MARKO, THE KINGS SON - Chapter XI: Marko And The Sultan Bayazet
		He also failed to receive the message from the Serb leader, Knez Lazar, urging all the Christians to join with him and to meet the Turks in one last battle on Kosovo Field.
		Knez Lazar also added a curse on all the Serbs who did not take part in the battle, and thus Marko unwittingly fell under a second threat besides the curse that King Vukashin had cast on him years before.
		Knez Lazar, the leader of the Serb forces, died fighting.
	markokraljevic.uzice.net /11.htm (5021 words)

	The Orthodox Monasteries Worldwide Directory - A comprehensive collection of orthodox monasteries around the world ...
		The monastery was erected by Holy Knez Lazar.
		Ljubostinja monastery founded by Prince Lazar's wife, Princess Milica in 1388 with its Church of the Dormition of the Virgin is considered to be one of the most elegant architectonic monuments of mediaeval Serbia: the domed building, situated in a very pleasant environment, displays the form of an inscribed cross combined with a trefoil.
		Founder and patron of the monastery is Knez Stefan.
	www.orthodox-monasteries.com /serbia (1199 words)

	Serbian News Network: 07/23/2006 - 07/29/2006
		Is it the empire of the earth?Ã¢â‚¬Å¥ If Lazar chose the empire of the earth, the Ottoman army would all perish.
		If Lazar chose the empire of heaven, he and his men would all die, but ensured their place in heaven.
		For centuries long this song on LazarÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s choice had been a sweet consolation for the Serbs, who had been defeated by the Turks in the Battle of Kosovo.
	www.antic.org /Weblog/2006_07_23_archive.html (3461 words)

	Užice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		After the death of Tsar Stefan Dušan, Užice came under the control of Vojislav Vojinović, who was forcefully overthrown by Nikola Altomanović.
		Lazar of Serbia and Tvrtko I defeated Nikola Altomanović, and divided his lands between themselves.
		Užice fell to the Ottoman Turks in 1463, and was part of the Belgrade Pašaluk until 1807, when it was liberated by the Serbian Army, during the First Serbian Uprising.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Uzice.htm (1197 words)

	The Heavenly Kingdom in Serbia's Historic Destiny
		They were influential not only with the people, but also at the courts of Serbian noblemen, and especially at the court of Knez Lazar and his heirs, the Serbian despots.
		The cult of St. Sava, with his incorruptible body lying in Milesevo Monastery, and the cult of St. Lazar of Kosovo, with his incorruptible body in Ravanica Monastery, were the two never-dying sources of both religious and national inspiration - one and the same - throughout the era of enslavement.
		Thus, the veneration of Lazar and the covenantal thought of Kosovo to liberate and reclaim the sacred places of the homeland from its foes strengthened and spread to the Serbian diaspora.
	www.srpska-mreza.com /bookstore/kosovo/kosovo14.htm (3905 words)

	Crucified Kosovo: Destroyed and Desacrated Sanctuaries (67) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		THE CHURCH OF ST KNEZ LAZAR, in Piskote near Djakovica
		The Church of St Knez Lazar is located at the Serb cemetery in Piskote, near Ðakovica.
		The single-dome shrine was built between 1991-1994 to the designs of Ljubisa Folic.
	www.rastko.org.yu /kosovo/crucified/churches/ch67.html (96 words)

	City of Belgrade - Famous Monuments 3
		He became the Knez in age of 12, after his father Knez Lazar got killed in the battle of Kosovo in 1389.
		He has written the "Pohvalno slovo knez Lazaru", "Natpis na mramornom stubu na Kosovu" and "Slovo ljubve", a poem which would in our mediaeval literature remain an example of higly-cultivated style, inspired and original poetry.
		Son of Knez MiloÅ¡ and Kneginja Ljubica, came to power for the first time when his brother Milan died in 1839.
	www.beograd.org.yu /cms/view.php?id=201359 (967 words)

	Tvrtko Did You Mean tvrtko
		Although he had declared himself King of Serbs after the death of his kinsman Stefan Uros V of Serbia, he only controlled a small part of Serbia, and made no serious attempts to extend his kingdom further east into Serb lands.
		He maintained his alliance with Prince Lazar, and sent an army, headed by Vlatko Vukovi?
		, which fought alongside Prince Lazar at the Battle of Kosovo Polje in June 1389.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Tvrtko.html (370 words)

	The Shepherd 3, June 2005
		Sava’s book was attacked by many and even banned from being sold in church bookstores; however, no one even attempted, let alone succeeded, in denying or contesting anything presented within it.
		More recently, nonetheless, the main champion of opposition and resistance toward ecumenism in the Serbian Orthodox Church has been and remains Sveti Knez Lazar [Holy Prince Lazarus], a magazine published by the Diocese of Raska and Prizren for the past twelve years.
		Knez Lazar would make such reviews, appeals and protests available on its pages, which greatly contributed to strengthening the resistance to ecumenism in the heart of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
	www.saintedwardbrotherhood.org /0605/shepherd3.html (603 words)

	War is Not the Answer
		The province of Kosovo is the area in which the first Serbian state was formed in the 9th century AD and advanced to a high cultural and civilizational level until the battle of Kosovo in 1389, in which they opposed the invasion of the Ottoman Turks on Europe.
		The leader of Serbian forces, knez Lazar, and the Turkish Sultan, Murad I, were both killed.
		The history of Serbs from that point on was woven around their struggle for national liberation and independence, in which Lazar's self-sacrifice continued to inspire them.
	www.intouch.ca /miniato/kosovo_polajnar.htm (2518 words)

	The Shepherd 4, June 2005
		The question of ecumenism and the attitude of the Serbian Orthodox Church toward it, as well as the question of the membership of the S.O.C. in the World Council of Churches, was also a frequent topic of discussion in those years at the Holy Assembly of Bishops.
		We were most often the instigator and inspirer of these discussions with our communiqués, as well as articles published in our magazine, Sveti Knez Lazar.
		Thus, in carrying out this decision of the Holy Synod in May of 1995, we submitted the following report to the Holy Assembly of Bishops from which, we hope, our personal position toward the WCC and toward ecumenism is clearly understood.
	www.saintedwardbrotherhood.org /0605/shepherd4.html (583 words)

	Archive of Oncology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		A known painter, ieromonk Makariae, originating from the village of Zrze, made the portraits of the Lazarevics around 1403 on the western wall of the Ljubostinja narthex.
		Prince Lazar and Princess Milica were presented as rulers, although Knez Lazar had long before fallen in the battlefield, and Princess Milica retired to nunship, renouncing earthly riches.
		Portraits of Prince Lazar and Princess Milica express their personal traits - strength and firmness but also tenderness and gentliness.
	www.onk.ns.ac.yu /archive/Vol11/V11n3cp.htm (114 words)

	Budget Files
		It was here, in 1389, the Serbs just a couple decades removed from their historical heights, their ‘zenith’, where they ruled from the ‘Adriatic to the Aegean’, that the Serbian leader Knez Lazar met the invading Turkish army.
		But the legend of Kosovo Polye goes that the cause of their defeat to the Muslim Turks wasn’t that they were defeated militarily, but that Knez Lazar was given a choice, between a kingdom in heaven or one on earth, and as the poems goes, he chose heaven.
		And written on this stone are the words of Knez Lazar, spoken on the eve of that fateful battle:
	members.tripod.com /johnniebbaker/foolish/file3a.html (3799 words)

	Clarence A. Manning - MARKO, THE KINGS SON - Chapter IV: Marko Avenges His Father
		In the meantime, the Serbs to the north and east had chosen Knez Lazar as ruler.
		The natural allies had all surrendered and the Turks were just then barring the way to the north, so that Marko could not advance to join Knez Lazar and the group of heroes who were soon to gather at Kosovo Field.
		There was nothing to be done but submit, and with a sad heart Marko agreed that this was the punishment visited on him for his father's sins, and the fulfillment of part of his father's curse.
	markokraljevic.uzice.net /04.htm (2807 words)

	Montenet - History of Montenegro: Balsics' Period (1356-1427)
		Djuradj I allied with his neighbors Prince Lazar Hrebeljanovic of Serbia, Ban Tvrtko I of Bosnia, Prince Nikola Gorjanski and King Ludovik I of Ungary, to defeat ambitious Herzegovian ruler Nikola Altomanovic (1373).
		The Ungarians were supporting Ban Tvrtko because he, as well as Prince (knez) Lazar of Serbia recognized Ungarian rule while Balsa II refused to do so.
		In order to help Prince Lazar to defend his state from Turkish invasion, Djuradj II sent his troops with Ban Tvrtko's forces (with whom he had a dispute over Kotor) to meet the Turkish army at Kosovo Polje.
	www.montenet.org /history/balsics.htm (1220 words)

	BOZUR
		After the victory in the Battle of the Marica, the Osmanli Turks directed their advance towards the east, north and west part of the Balkan peninsula.
		Waiting for the Turks at the Field of Kosovo, between the rivers of the Sitnica and the Lab, on June 28, 1389, the Serb Knez Lazar gathered around 25,000 men.
		The supreme commander of the Serb forces Knez Lazar Hrebeljanovic was captured and executed.
	www.nasasrbija.co.yu /polje/t_bozur5_1.htm (1170 words)

	Prince_Lazar_Hrebeljanovic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The key figure of Serbian epic tradition, whose choice of "kingdom of Heaven" over "kingdom on Earth" postulates the basic moral tennet that permeated the Serbian national ethic for centuries.
		In the wake of Ottoman advances and dynastic struggles, Lazar appears to have favored unity, first by denying virtually all his vassals minting authority, and second by reducing contention - as evidenced by the gradual elimination of imperial insignia (e.g.
		The rather quick debasement of his currency also indicates an inflationary economy, probably geared for the final military showdown with the advancing Turks.
	www.suc.org /exhibitions/coins/present/Prince_Lazar_Hrebeljanovic.html (198 words)

	Worldroots.com
		2.4.Katarina, d.ca 1355; m.before 1338 Knez Nikola, Zupan of Zahumlje
		1.1.[St.]Vladimir, Knez of Diocleia and Trebinje, murdered in Prespa 1016, bur Krajina; m.ca 998 Kossara, dau.of Theodoros Chryselios, Archon of Durrazo
		3.3.Andrija, Knez in Primorje, Duke in southern Zahumlje, d.ca 1250
	worldroots.com /brigitte/theroff/balkan.htm (2807 words)

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		As his power grew, Lazar started to describe himself as the "ruler
		By the time of the Battle of Kosovo, Lazar's Serbia had been
		do know is that both Lazar and Murad were killed.
	www.stocksandnews.com /searchresults.asp?Id=226&adate=5/13/1999 (786 words)

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		He was restored as Ban the following year with the assistance of the King Louis I of Hungary.
		Tvrtko assisted Knez Lazar Hrebeljanovic in neighboring Serbia, in consolidating his control of the Serb territories to the east; in return, Tvrtko was able to expand his own territory to include parts of Zahumlje (Herzegovina), Zeta (Montenegro), and Serb territories to the east of the present Bosnian
		He maintained his alliance with Prince Lazar, and sent an army, headed by Vlatko Vukovic, which fought alongside Prince Lazar at the Battle of Kosovo Polje in June 1389.
	koz.vianet.ca /boshis52.htm (460 words)

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